Google Nexus 6 now available in India starting at Rs. 34,999, price dropped by Rs. 10,000

Google announced the Nexus 6 smartphone last year in October. The smartphone is the successor of Nexus 5 and is the first Nexus phone with huge 5.96-inch display. Nexus 6 is built in partnership with Motorola and is based on 2nd gen Moto X smartphone. Google launched the Nexus 6 in India two months after its official announcement with hefty price tag of Rs. 43,999 for base 32GB variant.

Google Chromecast and Nexus 6 officially launched in India for Rs. 2,999 and Rs. 43,999 respectively

Google at the Great Online Shopping Festival last week officially announced the launch of Nexus 6 smartphone and the most popular media streaming device, the Google Chromecast in India. Google Nexus 6 went on pre-order in the country last month at Flipkart and now the same will be available at Flipkart and Google Play in the coming days. Whereas, the Google Chromecast is already available exclusively from online retailer Snapdeal.

Google Nexus 6 launched in India, available for pre-order from Flipkart for Rs. 43,999

Google has officially announced the launch of sixth generation Nexus smartphone in the Indian market. Dubbed as Google Nexus 6, the smartphone is made in partnership with Lenovo-owned Motorola and is now available from online retailer Flipkart. The smartphone comes in Cloud White and Midnight Blue colours and is priced at Rs. 43,999 for 32GB variant and Rs. 48,999 for 64GB variant.

Android 5.0 Lollipop is rolling out for Nexus 5, Nexus 6, Nexus 7 (2012 and 2013), Nexus 9 and Nexus 10 (factory images included)

Today is that day every Nexus owner has been waiting for since June 2014, after Google unveiled the next iteration of Android. Google has officially announced that it has started rolling out the latest Android 5.0 Lollipop update for most Nexus devices. The devices which are currently running on KitKat will be updated to Lollipop and the newly launched Nexus 6 and Nexus 9 gets a small bug fix update. 

Google Nexus 6 officially listed on Google Play in India, pricing starts at Rs. 44,000

Google officially took the wraps off the next-generation Nexus smartphone called the Nexus 6 last month. The smartphone is made in partnership with Lenovo-owned Motorola Mobility. Soon after its official announcement, Motorola revealed that the Nexus 6 will be launched in 28 countries later this year, out of which Google has listed the smartphone on Google Play in 12 countries recently, including India.

Google Nexus 6 to launch in 28 countries later this year, India launch imminent

As the Nexus 6 has gone official, its time for Motorola to reveal the availability plans of the device. Nexus 6 is Motorola’s first ever Nexus smartphone that resembles the design of the new Moto X launched in September. Well, the manufacturer has confirmed that the Nexus 6 smartphone will be released in 28 countries including North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and India by the end of this year.

Google Nexus 6 with 5.96-inch Quad HD display, Snapdragon 805 processor, Android 5.0 Lollipop announced

After months of leaks and rumours, Google finally on Wednesday officially took the wraps of the much-awaited next-generation Nexus smartphone called Google Nexus 6. As expected, the new Nexus 6 is built in partnership with Motorola and is based on 2nd generation Moto X smartphone. The Nexus 6 actually feels like stretched out Moto X (2nd gen) packed with monstrous specifications.

Google Nexus 6 made by Motorola live images leaked online with specifications, sized up Moto X (2014)

The tech world is abuzz with numerous leaks and rumors regarding the upcoming Nexus smartphone reportedly made by Motorola. The Nexus 6 allegedly codenamed Motorola Shamu has been surfacing in many leaks speculating almost all the details regarding it. Being the hot topic, the device has been leaked lately showing is home screen layout with new design elements.

Nexus 6 codenamed Google Shamu spotted on AnTuTu revealing Quad HD display, Snapdragon 805 CPU and Android L

So long, we have been hearing about the alleged Nexus 6 smartphone with the codename Motorola Shamu. Now, the specifications of the device have been leaked as the handset has been spotted on the AnTuTu benchmark database. According to this benchmark listing, the handset will be called Google Shamu confirming that it could be the next Nexus smartphone.

There is no Nexus 6 reveals @evleaks, Android Silver program to take over the charge, to launch around February 2015

Alright folks, you might not like this bit of news. The next Nexus smartphone may never hit the launchpad and the Nexus 5 will probably be the last one in line. A tweet from the famous leakster, @evleaks reads as “There is no Nexus 6. Farewell, Nexus.”, which was followed up a tweet reading “Don’t worry, there’s a silver lining to this cloud..." It hints towards the fact that the Android Silver program will be taking charge from the Nexus range of devices.

Chromium code reviews confirm Nexus 6 and Nexus 8 monikers

Google’s Nexus devices are one of the most awaited devices every year. Their launch is always anticipated with a lot of zeal and it looks like the next generation of Nexus devices will launch soon. In a chromium code review, couple of mentions of Nexus 6 (the next generation Nexus smartphone) and the Nexus 8 (next generation Nexus tablet) have been spotted, confirming the upcoming devices name. So we’ll surely see them soon.

Report: Google Nexus 6 to be a lightweight version of LG G3

Sundar Pichai had recently talked about a slew of developments in the Android arena and one of them was that the next generation Nexus smartphone will be launched in the second half of 2014. Nexus 5 was launched in the second half of 2013 so the same would make sense for the next generation of the device as well. The rumour mill is working overtime to find out more about the device and it has just come out with something about the device.

Sundar Pichai talks about Galaxy S6, next Nexus smartphone, Android security and more

Sundar Pichai, Vice President of Android and Chrome at Google answered a few questions at the MWC regarding the recent developments in the technology world. He spoke about the Nokia X, Samsung, Security of Android, the next Nexus smartphone and the acquisition of WhatsApp by the social networking giant Facebook.